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ugh.....the spridget salad bar
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See this 100M:
First delivered and sold to a serviceman stationed in Japan and after his tour of duty he brought it home with him rarely driving it until it was permanently parked. Since then it has changed owners several times.
Interestingly in the years prior to the restoration it languished in a restaurant where it was used as a salad bar. It was extremely well preserved and an excellent candidate for restoration and an enthusiast with a keen eye spotted it and surmised that it was an 100M and after it was verified an offer was made money changed hands and off she went. Perhaps it was their special salad dressing that kept it largely rust free? - See more at: https://www.carsauto.com/1956-austin-healey-100m-lemans-c-372.htm#sthash.GtxH0ycT.dpuf
First delivered and sold to a serviceman stationed in Japan and after his tour of duty he brought it home with him rarely driving it until it was permanently parked. Since then it has changed owners several times.
Interestingly in the years prior to the restoration it languished in a restaurant where it was used as a salad bar. It was extremely well preserved and an excellent candidate for restoration and an enthusiast with a keen eye spotted it and surmised that it was an 100M and after it was verified an offer was made money changed hands and off she went. Perhaps it was their special salad dressing that kept it largely rust free? - See more at: https://www.carsauto.com/1956-austin-healey-100m-lemans-c-372.htm#sthash.GtxH0ycT.dpuf
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Great car for a Vegan to turn into an EV. 
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See this 100M:
A friend of mine works at Dawydiak... this car went for some big bucks. This place is just across town from me.